which turns her from one of the weakest members of the cast to one of the most powerful. (Redfox #1/X-Men #101) Character A has no notion of the nature of this new power, but quickly accepts it nonetheless. (Redfox #1/X-Men #101) Character A becomes more vicious and unscrupulous, prompting her friends to become concerned. (Redfox #5-6/X-Men #129-132) A traumatic event causes Character A to lose control of herself to the source of her new power and become a god-like evil being. (Redfox #6/X-Men #134) With her power increased to the level of a god, Character A kills a vast number of innocent people. (Redfox #6/X-Men #135) In response, authorities from multiple worlds mobilize to kill Character A. (Redfox #9/X-Men #136) Character A's friends fight to free her of the dark influence, but are easily overpowered. Character A renders them all immobile and begins tormenting them. (Redfox #9-10/X-Men #135-6) A friend of Character A, who Character A overlooked, uses psychic abilities to free Character A from the force controlling her. (Redfox #10/X-Men #136) In her moment of lucidity, Character A commits suicide in order to prevent herself from killing any more people. (Redfox #10/X-Men #137) Fox was unashamed to admit that The Demon Queen Saga was almost entirely derived from the legendary X-Men story arc. Besides giving the story an obviously similar title, when a reader wrote about issue #5, "Is this the start of some 'Dark Redfox' kind of saga?", Fox teasingly replied that there was little resemblance because Dark Phoenix had a "weaker sense of humor". Ironically, not long afterward, in Alpha Flight #57 (April 1988), Marvel created a thinly disguised version of the Demon Queen under the name of the Dreamqueen. Major characters Redfox (aka "Redfox the Barbarian") Prettier than Conan, Funnier than Elric, Shorter than Red Sonja, Redfox — Another kind of heroine — Book of Redfox, cover quote Barmaid turned adventurer, Redfox sets out to steal the treasures of the Temple of Pthud, only to discover that crocodile traps are the least of her problems. World-renowned for being short, blonde, and having lousy dress sense. Estaque He's one of these hocus-pocus merchants... you must know the type. Yeah, that's right, always gushing on about manipulation of the cosmos, and their dedication to the science of magic for the benefit of mankind. — Ratty Estaque is an old wizard with a long beard who lives in a